https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMXlmoJGXus

vessel inspired thing with hard to follow rhythms [2020]

@alexanderpanos

original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYGTbrYi914

CHRISTMAS IN JULY_20220725

Cosmism

Overture

my realm_20250115

movin' them 𝕓𝕠𝕦𝕝𝕕𝕖𝕣𝕤

probably never gonna do anything else with it so here's it on soundcloud. if i finish it it'll go on streaming
17edo

edit (july 19 2025): an altered version of this track is going to be on my upcoming Bare Branches album, which should release in a few months from now. You can hear this (among other thing) on this page on my website: https://popbot.work/content/wips-and-unreleased/

april 6th untitled etude

found foothold, misalignment, crash landing, comforting assurance that nothing will be ok

wrote this for fawm 2025 and liked it enough to spend 6 months on it, avoiding the entire purpose of writing music for fawm

furiously writing the stuff here that i had on my mind when i wrote this so i don't forget again. guess what? i'll definitely forget again

turbine tremor

permanently unreplenishable

movt. i, 0 : 00
movt. ii, 4 : 02
movt. iii, 7 : 16
movt. iv, 10 : 40

op. 12

agami

that one something

Om Aim Shri Hanumate Namah" is a Sanskrit mantra meaning "Salutations to Lord Hanuman" that invokes the divine energies of wisdom, spiritual power, and courage. 

"Om" is the primordial sound, 
"Aim" invokes wisdom and clarity, 
"Shri" is a term of reverence, 
"Hanumate" addresses Lord Hanuman, and "Namah" means "I bow down". 

This mantra is chanted to seek Hanuman's blessings for protection, strength, and to overcome obstacles. 

Om: The universal, primordial sound that represents the divine consciousness.

Aim: A Bija (seed) mantra associated with the goddess of wisdom and learning, invoking intelligence and clarity.

Shri: A term of respect and reverence.

Hanumate: Refers to Lord Hanuman, the embodiment of strength, devotion, and loyalty.

Namah: A term that signifies salutation, reverence, and surrender. 


Overture

Max Ananyev

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